HMD has removed smartphones under the Nokia brand from their global website. The first signs of unease between companies showed last year when Nokia-branded phones were unlisted from HMD’s official website. Nokia has previously licensed their brand across multiple categories. They're branded Nokia and sometimes even the packaging is made to look like the real thing. Read more in our articles including "HMD removes Nokia smartphones on global website" and "Nokia may get licensed by a new smartphone brand after HMD split".
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Jan 10, 2008HMD has removed smartphones under the Nokia brand from their global website. The first signs of unease between companies showed last year when Nokia-branded phones were unlisted from HMD’s official website.
Nokia has previously licensed their brand across multiple categories. They're branded Nokia and sometimes even the packaging is made to look like the real thing.
Our coverage of Nokia brand changes includes: "HMD removes Nokia smartphones on global website"; "Nokia may get licensed by a new smartphone brand after HMD split"; "Nokia E51 Review". Each article provides unique insights and information.